One of the most know being the Montgomery bus boycott, that began when Rosa parks refused to give up her seat because of the color of her skin. Even in his non-violent protest he was arrested many of times in Alabama, Gregoria, and Florida. Even while incarcerated he did not give up, while in Birmingham jail he wrote his infamous “I have a Dream” speech that he delivered in Washington to over 200,000 people. King’s speech overflowed with love and passion, as he expressed his dream for a world where we all live in peace. It inspired many and continuous to inspires years later, it gave people hope. In 1965 he organized an over 50-mile march for voting right from Selma to Montgomery, after pervious marchers were beaten by police and civilians. He taught people to not give up even when people physical fought them back, he used that hate as strength to led he people to a bright future. His tireless efforts helped win victories during the movement, that gave African American the right they deserve. In 1964 president Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act and in 1965 signed the Voting Rights
One of the most know being the Montgomery bus boycott, that began when Rosa parks refused to give up her seat because of the color of her skin. Even in his non-violent protest he was arrested many of times in Alabama, Gregoria, and Florida. Even while incarcerated he did not give up, while in Birmingham jail he wrote his infamous “I have a Dream” speech that he delivered in Washington to over 200,000 people. King’s speech overflowed with love and passion, as he expressed his dream for a world where we all live in peace. It inspired many and continuous to inspires years later, it gave people hope. In 1965 he organized an over 50-mile march for voting right from Selma to Montgomery, after pervious marchers were beaten by police and civilians. He taught people to not give up even when people physical fought them back, he used that hate as strength to led he people to a bright future. His tireless efforts helped win victories during the movement, that gave African American the right they deserve. In 1964 president Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act and in 1965 signed the Voting Rights